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Money & Power 2024
The Hockey News' sixth annual Money & Power edition is stocked with interviews and features focusing on the financial side of hockey. Inside, you'll find the Top 100 People of Power and Influence, stories on the impact of the war in Ukraine, the Philadelphia Flyers, the Vegas Golden Knights and much more.
6 DAYS IN UKRAINE
THN publisher W. Graeme Roustan and president of Ukraine Ice Hockey Federation Georgii Zubko arrive at Kramatorsk railway station, the easternmost train station in the Donetsk Region of Ukraine serving the front lines in defense of the invading Russian military. It was reported by Reuters on April 8, 2022, that Ukraine and its allies blamed Russia for a missile attack that killed at least 52 people at this train station packed with women, children and the elderly fleeing the threat of a Russian offensive in the east. >UKRAINE THIS MAP DETAILS THN PUBLISHER W. GRAEME ROUSTAN’S TRIP ACROSS UKRAINE TO WITNESS THE DEVASTATION OF THE WAR ON THE COUNTRY’S HOCKEY INFRASTRUCTURE. MARY MIGUS WAS MY grandmother, and a few years after the First World War concluded, on Jan. 27, 1923, she departed on…
NHLPA Personnel
>1. MARTY Walsh AGE: 56 / TOP 100: 2 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Coming from a labor background, he wasted no time making a good impression. Walsh’s immediate actions in the Mike Babcock affair proved his first priority is protecting his players. >2. RON Hainsey AGE: 42 / TOP 100: 14 ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR When Walsh headed to Columbus to investigate Babcock, it was Hainsey who made the trip with him. The former defenseman has clearly struck up a kinship with the new union head. >3. DON Zavelo AGE: 70 / TOP 100: 58 GENERAL COUNSEL Trusted legal mind has a new boss, but his mandate remains the same: informing players when they have league concerns and also serving as a general counsel for negotiations. >4. JOHN Gerba AGE: 45 / TOP 100: 76 DEPUTY GENERAL COUNSEL Like Zavelo, Gerba gives Walsh another bat in the lineup.…
Bill Hornbuckle
W. GRAEME ROUSTAN: When you were growing up in New England, it’s well-known that you were a Bruins fan. BILL HORNBUCKLE: That’s a fact. We lived outside of Hartford, and my dad was in the insurance business by then, and anything Hartford north was all Boston, Celtics, Red Sox and Bruins all-in. I played hockey only, as a small child, on ponds. But I just love the Bruins, and I love the physicality of the whole thing. And I was into it in a big way. WGR: Jerry Bruckheimer told me that he knew back in the ’90s that Vegas was a great hockey market. So when did you start sort of saying, “Hey, we could do hockey?” BH: I met Jerry in 2005, when I had just become president of Mandalay Bay,…
Annie Camins
AGE: 50 PWHL VP, HOCKEY OPERATIONS THE HOCKEY NEWS: When you first had conversations about coming aboard with the PWHL, what were those discussions about? ANNIE CAMINS: It was, “We need someone in your position, a leader, that can move quickly and build programs.” Both my previous NHL jobs, it was from the ground up. There was no fan development department or I was the first or second one in it, and I was trying to build it. I think (PWHL senior vice-president, hockey operations Jayna Hefford) saw that as a big quality that I have. My motto is, “Just figure it out.” And whatever it is that we’re doing, we’re going to get there together. I’m very much a team player, so I think that she saw that in me and saw the…
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